Since you’re from a humanities background  from Class 10 (ICSE) and class 12 ISCyou have many career options available depending on your interests. With subjects like Political Science, History Sociology, Psychology, or Economics, you can go for course like BA (Hons.), BA LLB, BBA, Journalism, Mass Communication, Hotel management or

Hey Manu, congrats on appearing for NEET!

So, you scored 330 marks and you're under SC category, right?

In Telangana, there are some good medical colleges. With your score, you might have a chance to get into one of them.

Here are a few options:

- Gandhi Medical College, Secunderabad

Hello,

for NEET 2025, candidates in the general-PwD category must achieve a minimum of 45th percentile to qualify. based on previous years, this typically corresponds to a score range of approximately 135-154 marks. additionally candidates must have secured at least 45% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their

At Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS):

B.Pharm: Admission is through KEAM. Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics, and at least 50% marks.

BPT: Admission is merit-based, depending on 10+2 results with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and at least 50% marks.

NEET is not required for either course.

With a NEET 2025 score of 260, it is unlikely to secure a seat in Government Medical College, Sagar (MP) under the general category. However, chances may vary based on your category and state quota.

With a NEET score of 454, securing a merit seat for BAMS in KDMG Ayurvedic Medical College, Chalisgaon is possible, but not guaranteed.

The fee for a merit seat at the college is approximately INR 4,90,721.

https://kdmgsinstitutions.co.in/fees-details/

Check the article below to understand more

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/kdmgs-ayurved-medical-college-and-hospital-chalisgaon/cut-off

Thank you!!

Hello student,

With 400 marks in NEET, securing a seat in a semi-government medical college in West Bengal under the state quota might be challenging, but not impossible, particularly if you belong to a reserved category.

The competition for government medical seats, especially in West Bengal, is quite high, and

With a NEET 2025 score of 401 (SC category, Haryana), getting MBBS in a government college is unlikely, as last year's SC cutoffs were 510+.

Options:

Try private medical colleges in Haryana.

Consider BDS (dental) courses.

Explore other states with lower SC cutoffs.

Repeat NEET for a better score if

With a NEET 2025 score of 200 (OBC category), getting MBBS in a government college in Tamil Nadu is unlikely, as the expected OBC cutoff is around 560-590 marks.

Alternatives:

Try private medical colleges in Tamil Nadu.

Consider BDS programs.

Explore other states with lower cutoffs.

Reattempt NEET for a

Hello,

With a score of 300 in NEET UG 2025, it is unlikely to get a free (government) seat in G Pulla Reddy Dental College, Kurnool, under the OC (Open Category).

The cutoff for BDS in this college is generally higher than 300, even for reserved categories.

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